Bangladesh-Pakistan youth match abandoned in rain

New Zealand youngsters in New Zealand are now part of the U-19 World Cup. On Wednesday, the second official match against Pakistan was Saif Hasan, Pinak Ghosh This match against Pakistan did not make one ball in the field due to rain. The match was declared abandoned as the weather did not improve.
The local time at Christchurch's Haggley Park was 10.30 minutes and the match was scheduled to start in Bangladesh early on. But due to rain did not do the toss, the match was later calculated.
Earlier, on Monday, Bangladesh's youngsters defeated Afghanistan by 56 runs in their first warm-up match to the weaker side. Junior Tigers could not advance to 150 runs by giving Afghans 206 runs.
Earlier, youngsters of Bangladesh lost their two unofficial preparations against Dunedin University of Otago. There is no scope to say Saif's preparations have been prepared before the start of the main event.
In the Youth World Cup, Bangladesh will play in Group-C. The youth of Bangladesh will face Namibia at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln on Saturday, January 13, at the main event of the Under-19 World Cup. Bangladesh will start the match at 3.30pm. The other two teams of C 'Group Canada and England
Pakistan's partner Afghanistan, Ireland and Sri Lanka in the 'D' group in 16 group's best bet New Zealand, South Africa and Kenya in front of defending champions West Indies in Group A Australia, Zimbabwe and Papua New Guinea in the 'B' group with Runners-up India in the last edition (2016) held in Bangladesh.